In this week’s episode, Sierra and Ben take you deep into Unsolved Mysteries Season 3, Episode 16 — a chilling mix of true crime, identity secrets, and paranormal activity. First, we meet Patrick Michael Mitchell, a smooth-talking fugitive whose trail of robberies left authorities chasing shadows. Then, the heartbreaking story of Victor Scheiman, a man abandoned as a child, searching for the truth about his real family decades later. But darkness turns deadly with Joe Weldon Smith, a manipulative ex-con who murders his wife and stepdaughters before vanishing without a trace. And finally — the eerie finale — The Kelsey House, a historic Nevada home alive with whispers of the past and ghostly visitors who refuse to leave. From fugitives on the run to spirits trapped in time — this episode has it all.
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